An endearing

(IMO) anecdote re Vincent, from Mirai's Instagram story (the hashtags are my own

).
As the gang of U.S. skaters was happily getting ready for the Opening Ceremony, Vincent (still in his white Nike jacket) realized that he accidentally had put his OC uniform in luggage that already had been sent to Chuncheon (where the USFS alternate training site is located).

#HateWhenThatHappens #OlympianProblems
The good news is that Mirai soon gave an update that Vincent was able to borrow a uniform, and she showed him all decked out along with other team-mates. :yay: #Whew #All'sWellThatEndsWell
Vincent (whom I already liked) strikes me as quite methodical in general, so it was endearing to me that even he is not immune from minor human error.
Glad that everything worked out for him, and that all the U.S. skaters appeared to have a blast at OC.

ETA:
Mirai later has been tweeting some of the video previously seen on her Instagram Story.
Vincent's averted-disaster is seen/narrated within the first forty seconds of this tweet:
p.s. Turns out that not quite "all" were at the OC. The Shibs eventually posted that they opted not to march.
But they did appear to have a blast putting on their OC uniforms on the day and taking some nice photos.

Nothing that we know gives me the impression that USFS or any U.S. skater is not taking the 2018 OWG team event seriously.
... Meryl and Charlie skated *both* the team SD and FD in Sochi. ... It didn’t seem to hurt their individual medal chances, taking the team event seriously enough to skate both events. ...
... Meryl and Charlie had been to an Olympics in 2010. They'd been preparing for Sochi since they got down from their Oly silver medal podium. ...
In addition to D/W having the benefit of 2010 OWG experience, another reason that it is impossible to make an apples-to-apples comparison btwn D/W in 2014 and Nathan in 2018 is the OWG timetable for different disciplines.
In
2014, the team FD was on Feb 9, and the individual SD was on Feb 16.
In
2018, the team men's FS is on Feb 12, and the individual men's SP is on Feb 16.
I also would mention that in 2014, the only men who skated both the team SP and team FS were from countries that had no other choice -- because of only one entry in the individual men's discipline.
(Plushenko for Russia -- who incidentally (or not) later had to withdraw from the individual men's SP -- and Paul Parkinson for Italy.)
Canada, Japan, and the U.S. each divided the 2014 team event btwn two men.